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I’ve mentioned several times throughout this season on inbound marketing that inbound is not right for every business, and that’s true.
Except that it isn’t!
Let’s wrap up our discussion of inbound marketing and season 2 of the Marketing the Magic Show.

I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but marketing seems to be getting more and more complicated these days. For most of us, throwing up a Facebook ad or a billboard or sending an email that just says, “Buy this!” just doesn’t work anymore.
Instead, we see the emergence of ideas like inbound marketing (https://www.marketingthemagic.com/season2), built on great content offers and funnels and often complex campaigns, and they work, but they’re not easy.
That’s why we need to follow Mickey’s 7th Commandment, to tell one story at a time. Stay tuned!

We’ve talked for a number of episodes now about the theory behind inbound marketing and hypothetical examples of blog posts, content offers, and so on.
But how do we actually deliver an inbound marketing strategy and all of this content? That’s what I’ll be talking about for the Jungle Navigation Company - and your company - today on the Marketing the Magic Show. Stay tuned!

It’s our job as business owners or marketers to know everything we can know about our products, the problems they solve, and who we solve them for. It’s tempting to blast our marketing audience with way too much of that information.
But, as the classic Disney attraction Peter Pan’s Flight illustrates, we can get this right. Stay tuned!

Any fan of the Disney theme parks’ history is well aware of some the… inconsistencies… in the stories behind the various Haunted Mansions. What does this have to do with our marketing? Stay tuned!

Should you compete with Disney directly for big keywords? Of course not, but what if the Google Keyword Planner is providing misleading data? That’s the subject for this week’s episode. Stay tuned!